The strengthening of the dollar continues on a positive trajectory, with the dollar index (DXY) jumping above ten points and reaching the 98.8 mark. At the same time, the conversion between the dollar and euro reflects this dynamic: the EUR/USD rate fell nearly twenty points, settling at 1.1685. According to data from ChainCatcher, this movement reveals the euro losing ground against the US dollar, signaling a clear market preference for the North American currency during this period. The evolution of the dollar-euro parity follows current macroeconomic pressures, keeping the euro in a position of retracement.
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The strengthening of the dollar continues on a positive trajectory, with the dollar index (DXY) jumping above ten points and reaching the 98.8 mark. At the same time, the conversion between the dollar and euro reflects this dynamic: the EUR/USD rate fell nearly twenty points, settling at 1.1685. According to data from ChainCatcher, this movement reveals the euro losing ground against the US dollar, signaling a clear market preference for the North American currency during this period. The evolution of the dollar-euro parity follows current macroeconomic pressures, keeping the euro in a position of retracement.